technical-publishing · diff
git:20260916.50d6810 to git:20260923.2988db2
8 added, 8 removed. Audit A to A.
---
name: technical-publishing
description: "Prepare and publish technical articles with verified content, canonical exports, and channel copy."
license: MIT
metadata:
kind: task
author: Médéric HURIER (Fmind)
source: github.com/fmind/dot/tree/main/skills/technical-publishing
created: "2026-08-30"
- updated: "2026-09-16"
+ updated: "2026-09-23"
---
# Publish Technical Articles
- Publish technical articles from package sources through review, canonical web export, and channel copy. Third-party documentation sites and static websites use project-local documentation tooling, while software releases use [release](../git-delivery/references/release/GUIDE.md).
+ Publish technical articles from package sources through review, canonical web publication, and channel copy. Third-party documentation sites and static websites use project-local documentation tooling, while software releases use [release](../git-delivery/references/release/GUIDE.md). Run the project-owned CLI from the publishing checkout:
```bash
- pub init article <slug> # scaffold package directories and draft
- pub check <package> --publish-ready # offline gate; readiness, not authorization
- pub publish <package> --site <site-directory> # export to canonical site; --dry-run previews
+ mise run pub -- init article <slug> # scaffold directories and draft
+ mise run pub -- check <package> --publish-ready # offline readiness gate
+ mise run pub -- publish <package> --site <site-directory> --dry-run # preview publication
```
## Workflow
1. **Read the project contract first**: inspect its `AGENTS.md`, current CLI help, and local publishing skill for the requested deliverable. The [package overview](references/packages.md) is orientation, not a replacement for the current schema or publication policy.
1. **Package pipeline**: prepare and review the article and channel deliverables inside the package before publication; `draft.txt` contains raw notes that agents never edit; see [Package layout](references/packages.md).
1. **Voice and boundaries**: adhere to the editorial voice in [Voice and identity](references/voice.md); agree the register before drafting; never invent anecdotes, clients, or metrics; keep published articles immutable.
1. **Visuals**: explanatory diagrams follow [fmind-visuals](../fmind-visuals/SKILL.md) and [d2](../diagrams-as-code/references/d2.md) using the light-surface theme; store `.d2` sources beside rendered PNGs.
1. **Terminal demos**: use the shared [VHS workflow](../fmind-visuals/references/recording.md), retain the tape and synthetic inputs beside the export, and provide a transcript or static alternative; recording does not publish the asset.
- 1. **Canonical export**: export to the canonical site only when authorized; prepare corrections through the site's explicit erratum or edition workflow; ownership does not authorize rewriting published text.
- 1. **Channel copy**: prepare channel adaptations in `posts/` (LinkedIn, X, Bluesky, Medium); channels are posted by hand, never automated or scheduled.
+ 1. **Canonical publication**: publish only when authorized for the package, following the project's publishing skill before omitting `--dry-run`: the command exports, opens and merges a site PR, verifies the live article, records publication, and retires the temporary `article.md`. Prepare corrections through the site's explicit erratum or edition workflow; ownership does not authorize rewriting published text.
+ 1. **Channel copy**: use the session's channel selection, otherwise the project's defaults: article SEO, LinkedIn, and X. Prepare selected adaptations in `posts/`; Medium imports the live canonical URL and needs no duplicate `medium.md`. Channels are posted by hand, never automated or scheduled.
## Gotchas
- - **Channel automation**: only canonical site export is automated; all other channels are manual copy-paste.
+ - **Channel automation**: only canonical site publication is automated; all other channels are manual copy-paste.
- **Immutable published copy**: once published, package copy is historical; follow the project's correction policy for errata, follow-ups, or dated editions.
- **Anti-slop enforcement**: avoid hype lead-ins, decorative lists, and empty corporate summaries; maintain the direct first-person voice.
## Documentation
- [Package layout](references/packages.md) · [Voice and identity](references/voice.md)
- Companion skills: [fmind-visuals](../fmind-visuals/SKILL.md) (diagram theme and brand), [d2](../diagrams-as-code/references/d2.md) (diagram source), and [release](../git-delivery/references/release/GUIDE.md) (software releases).